The UEFA Women's Euro 2025 is set to captivate football fans across Europe, and for the UK audience, BBC Radio 5 Live will provide comprehensive live coverage. On June 24, 2025, at 21:00 UK time, listeners can tune into BBC Radio 5 Live for expert commentary and in-depth analysis of the tournament action. The broadcast will also be available via the BBC Sounds app, making it easily accessible on the go. Presenting this live coverage is Katie Smith, a seasoned sports broadcaster known for her engaging presentation style and extensive experience in live sports radio. Katie has become a familiar voice in football broadcasting, appreciated for her ability to balance insightful commentary with listener interaction. Joining Katie in the commentary booth are two distinguished pundits: Nia Jones and Danny Gabbidon. Nia Jones, a former Wales international footballer, brings firsthand experience and tactical knowledge to the coverage, highlighting the nuances of women's football with expertise. Her background as a player at the highest levels complements her articulate analysis. Danny Gabbidon, a former Welsh international defender with a wealth of Premier League and international experience, offers a defensive perspective that adds depth to the commentary. Gabbidon’s transition from professional player to pundit has been marked by his clear, thoughtful insights into game strategy and player performance. Reporting from the sidelines is Alexandra Richards, who provides real-time updates, interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights to enrich the broadcast. Alexandra's work helps paint a comprehensive picture of the match atmosphere and the stories unfolding beyond the pitch. The UEFA Women's Euro 2025 tournament officially begins on July 2 and runs through to the final on July 27, hosted across various cities in Switzerland. While the main matches start in July, the June 24 broadcast on BBC Radio 5 Live offers a prelude with expert discussion and build-up to the tournament, enhancing the anticipation for fans. BBC's commitment to covering women's football has grown significantly, with Radio 5 Live and the BBC Sounds app offering fans flexible access to live sport. This accessibility aligns with the broader push to elevate women’s football in the UK and worldwide. For those eager to follow the tournament and learn more about the teams, players, and fixtures, UEFA's official website provides detailed fixtures and results [https:\/\/www.uefa.com\/womenseuro\/fixtures-results\/] as well as the full match schedule [https:\/\/editorial.uefa.com\/resources\/0294-1c9602bd24e6-9ebedb173989-1000\/weuro2025_match_schedule.pdf]. Additionally, for comprehensive coverage and detailed game analyses, ESPN’s Women’s EURO schedule is a valuable resource [https:\/\/www.espn.com\/soccer\/schedule\/_\/league\/uefa.weuro]. The UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 promises to be a landmark event for women’s football, and with the expert team on BBC Radio 5 Live, UK audiences will be well served with insightful, dynamic, and engaging coverage throughout the tournament. p